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Mass Tort 101
Mass tort refers to hundreds or even thousands of claimants who allege injuries arising from exposure to the same product or event. It is similar to a class action, but differs in the way that compensation is based on individuals' injury conditions.
The way mass tort works is different from other types of litigation. Plaintiffs do not have to pay any fees unless their lawyers help win the case. Contingency fees will incur then.
Nearly 50% of lawsuits in federal court are mass tort lawsuits. Thus, we strive to inform people that they may have opportunities to earn compensation for the injuries they have experienced.
Being aware of your rights and seeking legal help means much more than just getting compensated. The joint actions taken by people will have profound implications in regulating the commercial behaviors of large companies.
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